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With a name like Mongo, it has to be good

I just got back from MongoSF, which was awesome. Over 200 Mongo geeks, three tracks, and language-specific workshops all day. The highlight, for me, was Eliot Horowitz’s talk on sharding. He set up a MongoDB cluster of 25 large EC2 instances and started hammering them. He pulled up an incredibly snazzy sharding GUI (okay, IContinue reading “With a name like Mongo, it has to be good”